Super Bowl champions Kansas City Chiefs arrive at White House to visit President Biden

The Kansas City Chiefs have arrived at the White House to visit President Biden to celebrate their Super Bowl victory.

Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and Co. wore suits for their trip to Washington DC on Monday.

The star quarterback donned a sharp blue suit while tight end Kelce sported a black t-shirt with red jacket, finished off with some shades. 

The sun was blazing for the Chiefs visit and Mahomes was quick to document the occasion, sharing videos and pictures onto his Instagram story.

He posted a video of his teammates lining up outside the White House. Chiefs coach Andy Reid could be seen at the front, looking dapper in a suit, complete with red tie and franchise-branded jacket.

Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes (R) arrives at White House on Monday

Mahomes shared videos of his teammates lining up outside the White House in the sun

Mahomes’s teammate Travis Kelce wore a sharp red jacket with black t-shirt and some shades

Mahomes documented the occasion by sharing clips and photos on his Instagram story

Mahomes then took his 5.6 million followers behind the scenes, capturing video inside the White House itself.

He filmed seven of his teammates strutting their stuff down a red carpet with Skyy Moore one of those dancing his way through the building. 

Mahomes had taken a selfie alongside fellow quarterback Chad Henne and Moore with kicker Harrison Butker oblivious in the background. 

Members of the Chiefs team signed a White House-branded football as part of the celebration

The Chiefs are the latest team to visit the President after the LSU Tigers women’s basketball team and the UConn Huskies men’s basketball team took up the offer following their respective national championship wins.

Kansas City won its third Super Bowl title in franchise history when they beat the Philadelphia Eagles 38-35 in Super Bowl LVII in February.

It is tradition for the Super Bowl victors to go to the White House after sealing glory months earlier.

But the Los Angeles Rams didn’t take up the invitation last year, making the Chiefs the first team since the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2021 to pay a visit.